Ethereum evening trend analysis is here:

The chart has already explained everything—the bullish flag has broken out, now we just wait for the neckline confirmation. Once it breaks, go long on the right side, don’t hesitate, opportunities pass quickly. If it falls back inside the flag? Just set a stop loss and exit.

When trading, you need to understand one principle: stop-loss is your entry cost. If you are not even willing to bear this cost, this industry is really not suitable for you.

If the position is given, decisively enter the market; if not, honestly observe.

Hourly level: Stay strong at 3012 to go long, target range 3051-3098.
4-hour level: bearish if it breaks below 2996, testing support at 2956-2900

The price is oscillating back and forth at these key levels, unable to go up or down. There is a high probability of a trend change tonight, so make sure to set stop-loss protections. That's it, let's disperse.

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rugged_again

· 11-30 13:48

Alright, it's that same old "get on board decisively and don’t dawdle" again. The last time I heard that, I lost two months' salary directly. Another market turning point and stop loss are coming. I'm holding above these key positions, just waiting to be washed out. If it holds above 3012, is that a bullish signal? Ha, I just want to see how long this lasts. Saying stop loss is at the entry cost sounds nice, but in reality, it's just paying for your mistakes. I just want to ask, why is it always "there's a high probability of a market turning point tonight" when it ends up being a Reverse? If the position isn't given, I'll just watch. The problem is, watching others make money is even more painful than losing money myself. I've memorized this analysis, yet I'm still losing money. It really hurts.

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